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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Essr SAsiSAw, Aug. I7.--Ex Representa-
tive I. b. Barry. Of this city. Who is mem
Der Of the National Executive Committee Of
the Knights Of Labor, vas asked by the
-,,ursai this morning what he thought
about The new labor organization in the
eass known a. The Brotherhood" Barry
SAYS he does not believe such a society sx-
ists. he SAYS he has travelled through the
States where the organization Is said TO
exist. sni his sources Of information were
Of toe best. snd he never heard Of it. He
SAYS the whole thing q the work Of inssin-
awe newspaper correspondents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

CHrcaso. Aug. IA small boy created
good deal Of excitement at Laks-st. bridga
this morning and nearly Succeeisd in bring
ing s80ut fri<htful accicent. While
Rridgetsndsr Casey was 81 the west end Of
the kridgs the youngster pullsi the steam
throttle thar sets the bridgs IN motion.
street ear iossleu with passengers vas COM
iax down grade - he bridge and was
barely stopred st the edge Of the river.
While the immense structure was swinging
npen az ful speed The engineer shut OF
stearn before snT dsmsxe vas done. snd
pursuit vas made ior the ooy. but after a
chase Of haf mile he vas lost in The
~~nw.l
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

DKTRorT, Aug. 17.-News was brought In
this morning that the fine farm house and
extensive barns Of Arthur C. Porter, nine
miles out on Woodwsrd-ave., burned last
night. The property is what was formerly
known "a the h. G. Baker farm The
burned property Was estimated "a Be worth
$4,000. and was insured for 5000. The
report was accompanied BY a rumor that
the Ere was the work Of an incsndiary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

wNssrSsrox. AUG. IT.-This was TIE
second day for evening proposals 70 sell
hcris &C. the government Under Secretary
Feirehfid's resent rirca ar To,lavs ofe~-
frrs s1rreEslet $50 10 ~ premiums
r~nrina from "a - fe- cents The sfers
were 81 -S-, se registered aud s. as csc
.,r,sr bonds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

DzTRoTr. Avg. 17.-Msris Pieper, sged
Is. By N. Brietsnbsch. her guardian. has
begun suit in the Wayne Circuit Court TO
recover $1,000 dsmsgss from Chiera &
Vier, in whose isundrT she vas employed.
claiming thar becsuss their msngle was run
By Incompetent persons her right hand and
arm were drawn between the rollers and
injured 50 that smpEtation vas necessary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
CLOSING UP THE WORKS.
Presidential Petitions VIII BE Handed In
to the City Clerk Today.

to the City Clerk To-day.
The Citizens Committee met last evening
at the Council chamber TO take further ac-
ton in the matter of extending al invita-
ton To President and Mrs. Cleveland 70 visit
the Valley City on the occasion of their
Western trip. In the absence Of Mayor
Dikeman. Hon. I. NJ. Weston presided All
holders Of petitions were requested to hand
the same into the City Clerks Office
today and the committee instructed to
have them bound IN royal morocco and
call upon Mayor Dikeman for the donation
Of a silver plate appropriately engraved 70
be placed upon the cover Of the same. The
invitation suitably engrossed on parchment
viii be procured. and as soon "a completed
the bound volume of autographs will be
forwarded TO the President
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
Other Games.

At Pittsburg- Pittsburg, 3; Chicago 2
Batteries-McCorTnick and Miller; Baldwin and
Daily.
At PhIsdelphia athletic, ?; Brooklyn, Is
At Cleveland-Cleveland-C Cincinnati game post
poned on account of rain.
EAt New York-Metropolitsn /; Baltimore
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
STANLEY AGAIN.
Another Report That He Is Massacred
The Report Discredited.

The Report Discredited.
PARIS, Aug. IA dispatch from Zanzi-
bar has been received st the foreign Offices
which says Henry III. Stanley, the explorer,
has been massacred by the natives after
having been deserted by his escort.
LONDON, Aug. 17.-Neither the foreign
Office nor the Emir Bey relief commission
have received any news regarding the
alleged massacre OF Henry 81. Stanley. The
officials at the foreign Office are surprised at
the intelligence in the dispatch received by
the French government, and say if the
news of Stanley's death had been received
at Zanzibar, the British agent there failed to
send il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

ADs1AS. Aug. i1.-Dr. Grange. State
Veterinarian. Of Lansing. has inspected the
Harris cattle and proncunces the disease
Taras fever bHt not necessarily infectious
He has notified n. r. Hines, % stanton. Of
the State sanitary Commission, xho arriv-
81 today. 10 see scent establishing a
auarau tire.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

The senator Says he Had Never Usea
Money ts Cerraps Congressman.

Money ts Csrraps Congressman.
sAN fRASo1soo, Aug. ls.-Senat0r Stan
ford has fled bis answer 10 the railroad
commissions petition asking that he be
compelled 10 answer sucA questions s. may
be pat 10 him. lie denies emphstioallv
that he has ever used any means 10 corrupt
Legislators or congressman, audi declares il
impossible for him 10 remember the details
OF all Transactions 20 which he has been A
party for . years. The Senator SAYS It
would inlure hls company fere be 20 mako
known ali state secrets 70 q commission or
70 anybody elfe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

-lF----7T = - --7--T17- 'T1E-R
JscssoS. Mica. Aug f7.-Edwaui ard
Frank Donshoe ard Tom scott we're arre-t-
81 today on complaint II Charles r Rai-
isri The MO persuaded Ballard = SHAKE
dsce shie he wss intoxicstsd. and relieved
hin o. $3.50. The officers succee5es n r.
oowe~frsr $saS
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Some ore has told you that your osiarrh
IL incurable. IL is not 80. DR. bages Ca
tsrrh Remedy will cure IT, Ii il pleasant 10
use and IL always ooes its work thoroughly.
We have yet 10 bear of . case IN which il
dio not accomplish a care when faithfully
used. Cxtarrh il q disease which IL IL dan
gcrous to neglect certsin remedy Is Al
yonr command. Avail yourself 81 il before
the complaint assumes q more serious form.
All druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
WAITING FOR NEW EVIDENCE.
The InvsstiEatien of the Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-THE railroad and
warehouse commissioners continued their
investigation into the great Chatsworth
disaster today and this evening. and just
before adjournment the commission were
requested to hold one more days session. to
slow the introduction of new evidence.
This request was made in accordance with
a resolution adopted at public meeting to-
night, and was acceded to. A large num-
Der of employees of the road and the COM
panys surgeon were examined as 10 what
was done towards clearing the wreck, car
ing for the wounded, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

vr-xsuraG. Aich, Aug. f--The furv in
sha case Of tne dean Of Eunice Barclay
hrcreht IN veraict thst she csuse to bex
saatn bv inasmmation of tee intsstires
.,~.rses arI womh 3rcuaht on nv sbortion
rerfcrined By poisea - s0Ens enc % taem
nnkn1Sn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
Where They win Play.

Detroit will play indianapolis today.
Chicago will meet Pittsburg again, New
York will cross bats with Philadelphia and
endeavor to Offset yesterdays defeat. while
Washington playing on Boston grounds in
stead of . country fair stubble field will
pay Boston back for Yesterdays victory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Tie Crane Rapids. Iausag & Detroit
BsTrosd Go7npauv commenced SIT in TIE
Circ0it Cart yesterday = have tbs Land
oznsd ~ Jbouas J. Donshee. 90 Calder
- condemned. TIE property is iocsted
on the l5se q fhs oorn rsny nsr r0ss
vhich Is eesFsg bsslf throusk ths cssT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

WssHfVsTes, Aug. THE S=cretsrv q
the Treasury has accepted the Ger ot Har-
rev Fiske 2 son. 0f Nsw York. 70 SCI
g. SO ooo Cd a. Ger cent. honds - the Gov.
ernraenf a. lea "A Al 81 the 0fher pr0-
possis received were rejected On tue ground
thsE tse fxzrss ssed ~srs 100 high.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
A Charlotte Woman Falls Upon . Knife
and Il ills Hcrself

CHARLOTTE, Mich, Aug. 17.-Mrs. John
Brunger, while cutting oucumbers from the
vines this morning, accidentally fell on
the knife blade. which entered her breast
above the heart, killing her almost instant
ly. She was the wife Of an old and re-
specfed citizen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

The D., G. II. N. railroad annosrcs ff
other cheap excursion to Detroit. Igt
August 30, on the occasion Of the ii..t
social anniversary of the Catholic Muia.
Benefit Association at Belle Isle Pa b
Round trip tickets from Grand Rapids vii
be sold for $500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
AT loslA
The sis D@x AZ the hszaf~ar-JoAs A.
Lsssa Post Sfns q r rizs.

r------N- - t4- t--<.ess
issiAs Aas. l7.-Tsd.y Vas the ~6sld
day q ne EsCEi08. TAs attendance is
lafzsr th-a sxpscIed. ths crowd being
estimated a. fully 25 co people. Of ~hoa
eboat f0ar thousand are veterans. DuriBg
the forenoon Chang pin and Custer fosts
arrived aad we're gwen hearty Fsceptlen.
At - o ei0ek tie cOnzMlttss OF 10 c1ElsS2s
headsd - Mayor hc1arry marched - TIE
camp - welcome the veterans. The Mayor
delivered the address "a welcome, when
vac responded 70 by Hon. {. &. EllsSorIh,
Sho szs f4lioEed 81 Department Com
aaEder RuEhsEford-
Ar clock this sfteraoon the grand
parade tosk place. and Il v4s. indeed. al
iMposiaz procession. taxing one wildly
BACK - the Grand Rsvisw Ia Washington
al TIE close OF the war. The reFisu oY De-
sss from = stsad erected Ou the Court
House square nea- the Baptist church.
The streets along the line Of march were
tarOnged sith people a. the body Of yete-
rams passed along. keeping perfect step 70
the inspiring music OF the numerous bands
Ihs following posEs were IA the process
SION. Ionia. LaaslRg. Grand Ledge. Owos-
50. et. Johns, Hubbardston. Breckenridge.
AcBridss. Howard City. Ella Hall, Ithaca,
c-&cf4l4I. ota1toa, LdASfc, 81 NlCAs I0ft-
land. Elsie. Eureka. Crystal. Soldiers
home Veterans. AicAigaA division sons OF
Veterans. Lowell, s4ranse. BONANZA.
Howell Fenton and Maple Rapids. There
we're twenty four stand Of eoloFs Ia the
procession.
John A. Logan Post No. /. composed Of
veterans rom the Soldiers Home, won the
stand of colOrs ar Arded to the post making
the best appearance on parade.
business meeting Was held in the
eyeniag and the following officers were
elected: CommAndsnt of the Central Mich
lsan Association, Gel. c. q. Ellsworth. of
Sreeaviile; Executive Committees. b.
Daboll. Of Sc. Johns Colonel Jennison. OF
Greenvills; Captain Allen, of Portland; T.
N. Stevens, Of Siantoa, snd Giles I. Brown,
OF Ithaca.
Greenville was selected as the next place
or meeting. The following resolution Of
tered oy General Daboll was adopted:
Resoired. That the cnzens of Greenville
ee only asked 10 provide water. fuel. straw
tents and Ice and thai We furnish the bal
ance OF our own Entertainment
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

IONA, Aug. I7.-Asout one hundred OF
the old Eighth Raiders answered to roll
call today. Gen. Z. Mix. OF Allegsn; Col.
VIM. L. Back. of Marshall; Col. Samuel +.
Wells, OF Grand Rapids. and Major j. III.
Riggs. Of Detroit, president of the associa-
ton. were the leading officers present A
very fine address was delivered by General
Nix, reviewing the history of the regiment.
Two business sessions were held and off,
GERS were elected IS follows: President, Col.
VIM. l.. Buck, of. Marshall; First Vice
President, Gen. E. Mix. of Allegan; Second
Vice President. Capt G. j. Murray, of
Homer; Third Vice President, COL Saml
Wells. of Grand Rapids; Secretary and
Treasurer, J. w. Hgllack, Sparta; Histo-
risn. Colonel Samuel Wells.
Complimentary resolutions were adopted
commencing Major J. II. Riggs, the retiring
President, for the very efficient manner in
which be has conducted the affairs OF the
Association durng the past year TO the
Secretary, j. W. Hallack, for his efforts in
completing and publishing roster aud other
service rendered; 10 Gen. +. Mix for his
very able and complete review of the regi-
mental history and 10 Colonel Samuel
Wells for the highly interesting review of
the John Morgan raid. recently published
by him. also TO the officers Of the Central
Michigan Soldiers and Sailors Association,
and to the citizens of Ionis for the courteous
attentions and hospitalities rendered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
she WILL DEMAND DAMAGES.
The Artist Arrested ut Cowes Will Sue Al
Necessary for Compensation.

LONDON, Aug. H.-The lady arrested at
Cowes last week on suspicion oil having
dynamite in her possession expects to re-
ceive compensation from the Government
for her groundless arrest and will it is un-
derstood. bring suit against the officials
who took her into custody as representa-
tives of the government. TO recover dam
ages If the matter is not voluntarily and
satisfactorily settled.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Mss0FKTTx, Mich. Aaz. l7.-At 1f15
o'clock todsy two msn we're Instantly killed
ard ere fatally hurt by falling esrsb Al
LAke ssprTiox ssis& IskSsHtsS
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
THE REPORTS oRoukDLsss.
Newfoundland not suffering frss Destf-
tuition Bankruptcy.

tuition or bankruptcy.
sT. JOINS. n. T.. Aug. i7.-Sir Robert
Thornburn. Premier Of the Province. pub
fishes the following card. Statements pub
lished abroad regarding Newfoundland are
untruthful and malicious There il neither
bankruptcy nor universsl destitution. The
bank and western fisheries are successful.
The i.sbrrdsr sne northern fisheries hsve
hitherto been poor bat were improving al
latest advices The general outlook here il
much better than il Was last season al the
corresponding period
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
HEIRS TO tan MILLIONS
Happy News for Two Boston Hsekmen
and Their sister

Ro-ToS. Aug. 17.-Richsrd Bean, Of this
city, Hsrdic driver. and his brother John.
also hsckEnsn, and a sister. have been
notified that they are joint heirs TO for
tune II 81, eco 600, left BY Thorass Besu,
who recently diet st Borham. Ter.
Griggs courier., 1887-11-18
Emperors Birthday.

EmperoFB Birthday.
North China Herald: The birthday Of
the young Emperor on the 18th of last
August was not celebrated with the
pomp customary with his predecessors
on the Celestial throne. The only OBJ
servances were the services by court
officers in the name of the Emperor at
the shrines of ten emperors and twen-
ty-one empresses.
We have before us an account of the
birthday prostration in 1715 before the
Emperor Sheng-tsu, which His Majesty
permitted to be observed by petition of
the princes, dukes and generals Of the
empire. From the northwest gate of
Peking, seven miles out to the gate of
of the park Wansbou-shan, there were
erected in great numbers what are call
ed dragon tents. In these tents army
officers and mobiles lived for more than
afortnight. On the birthday the EN-
peror came in state and for seven miles
along the road the officers and courtiers
knelt on each side of the way as the
Emperor passed. There was announce
ment of the birthday sent to the affairs
of'heaven. earth and the spirits of land
and grain and to the temple of ances-
tors.
Griggs courier., 1887-11-18
A Good Investment

is that which yields large returns from Q
small outlay. Reader, the way is clear!
No speculation, no chance. big returns! II
you are like most of mankind you have
somewhere weakness-don't feel at all
times just as you'd like to-headache to-
day, backache tomorrow, down sick next
order. A small outlay and what large
returns! You invest In DR.. Perce's Golden
Medical Discovery and soon pure, fresh
blood courses through your veins, and you
are another being!
Griggs courier., 1887-11-18
| UEroLD AeoHY
FROM cATlRRn.

that every day, towards sun
] could barely speak above
ing and clearing of my thr0
use of DR.. Sage's Catarrh 4
man, and the cure has beer
Griggs courier., 1887-11-18
Living Witnesses,

Ask any one who has used DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets as to their
merits. They will tell you that pimples,
constipation-that breeder of disorders-is
relieved; that the appetite is restored; !;
that the whole system Is renovated and re.
gulated beyond any conception by these
little wonderworkers. Being purely
vegetable, they are perfectly harmless;
gredfents, they are powerful! Purge and
purity the system and disease will be un-
known. OF all druggists.
Griggs courier., 1887-11-18
SICK HEADACHE.

AEaSns AstecE:s and al dessnssnssnts 81 the
and sP reeYsd es Tx
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. In ex-
PLANTATION OF the remedial power Of these
be aid thst their action upon the system q
land or tissue escaping their 6anative influence.
for Is cents vial. Manufactured at the Chem
Griggs courier., 1887-11-18
The Family Supplied.

.sYou love my daughter?" said the
old man.
..Love her?'' he exclaimed passion
ately, .'why, sir, would die for her!
For ene soft glance from those sweet
fsyes would hurl myself from yonder
cliff. and perish, q bleeding, bruised
mass, upon the rocks two hundred feet
Ebelow!"
The old man shook his head.
S..I'm something of liar myself" he
said ..and one is enough for a small
family like mine. IN = Sun.
Griggs courier., 1887-11-18
A Great Legacy

to bequeath to your children, is q strong,
clean, pure constitution-better thar
% nevef prove n"t
but mothers will find in DR.. fierce'a
Favorite Prescription a wonderful help
correcting all weaknesses, bringing their
systems into perfect condition, 90 that their
children, untainted, shall rise up to call
them blessed!
There is not druggist in all the land
But always keeps stock on hand.
Griggs courier., 1887-11-18
Practical and Poetic.

.what to you," she asked in dreamy
accents, sis the most beautiful thing
about the sunsetp''
He thought for a moment and then
replied.
ut reminds me of supper"
Griggs courier., 1887-11-18

ssThe world was all before them where to
choose,n and as they were sensible young
couple they took house near the corner,
whore they could get always, on short
notice, bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
at 25 cents, to cure their colds.
Griggs courier., 1887-11-18

HERMAN's clothing house at Milbank,
OAK, withIa stock valued at sl2, 900, has been
totally destroyed by fire. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman, sleeping in the second story, bare
" escaped with lives Insurance on stock
5000 Two other stores suffered damage,
loss unknown,
Griggs courier., 1887-11-18

GIANT powder mills, near Toledo. Ohio
exploded on the 10th, destroying the plant
but injuring no one. Toledo was shaker
as by furious earthquake.
Griggs courier., 1887-11-18
Catarrh in the Head

Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood.
Hence the proper method by which to cure
catarrh, is to purity the blood. Its many dis
agreeable symptoms, and the danger of de-
veloping into bronchitis or that terribly fa-
tai disease, consumption, are entirely re-
moved by Hoods sarsaparilla, which cures
catarrh by purifying the blood; it also tones
up the system and greatly improves the
general health. Try the peculiar medi-
cine"
"For twenty-five years have been trou-
bled with catarrh in the head, indigestion,
and general debility. never had faith in
such medicines. but concluded to try q bot
tie of Hoods Sarsaparilla. It did me no much
good that continued its use till have
taken five bottles. Ny health has greatly
improved, and feel like q different wom-
an" MRS. ]. B. ADAMS, Richmond st.,
Newark, n. ].
81 have used Hoods Sarsaparilla tor "a
tarrh with very satisfactory results. re-
ceived more permanent benefit from 1t
than from any other remedy lever tried.
M. E. READ, of A. Read & Son, Wauseon,
Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Pre-
pared only by c. I. HOOD 4 CO., Apotheca-
ries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-27

mittas bur6 einen Sprung bon ber Sn=,
felbrude In bic Gpree Elm Gnbe gemadt.
0glei9 fie iebr balb mad solbra9ter
Sbat aufgefii@t tuurbe, blieben bod
aue Wieoerbelebungsberlu1e pergebs
LID. Sir bic Motibe, bic bas iunge
Mdb@en 3u ber unieligen Shat berans
laBt baben, febIt ieber Mnbalt. Oa in
Der Gamtlie Elm SOU nou @abnhnn pors
liest, unb fie felbfi in ibrer lebten Stel.
lung einen gang su undberminbIi@er
S9wermttb ge5eigt Bat, 10 lit an5unebs
men, bab bic unglidlide In eineitl An.
fale bon Mabniinn ben persweiielten
S9ritt getban bat. Die Qei9e 1T mad
Der Morgue In ber 26nigli9en Mnatos
rnie gebra@t morben.
3ief beipegt leste Bruno oas 8Iatt
Bel Seite. gr ging einisemale i'm Gins
iiler brhtenb auf un6 ab, oanrt refte ct
fib, nabm feiuen 9ut unb begab fi1
aerabenwegs mad bem i'm @arten ber
3 Sbierar5neif@ule gelegenen Nnatomies
gebdube. Na9bein er bort &idipra9e
NIT bem Beamten genDrnHltn bate, fubr
e. nod Oa[borf binaus. gr traf nit
benz 0ireftor unb Sr. W6bling 8ereins
barungen, bic bic niGt unerbebIi@en
S6tnierigteiten, tuelbe bic Mrmenbepu=
tation gegen bas 8egrdbniB auf benz
Griebbofe 5er AnlfaIt au Dallborf erbos
ben bate, aus benz Mege rdumten. Sas
DegrdbniB founte nun 3ur feitgeiebten
Gtunbe, um a1t llbr am anbern Meors
gen, fattfinben.
Sen Na9mittag nerbra1te Bruno
nit Jrau b. 6eanib auf bic @retens
Sob 5iuar au@ einen tiefen @inbrud
ma6te, bic es ober iebt fhr ibre pHi6t
belt, bic Berfimmung ibres G1wiez
Fgerfobnes, bic in bielenleriten rnb id6ns
fen Saseu Der 8raut3eit bur9 mi9ts
gere9tfertigt tperben tonnte, 3u befeis
tigetl.- unb bas gelang lift au9 70 3iems
lid.
Bruno ipra@ i'm 2oufe bes Mbenbs
auf cine babe @tunbe i'm Glub Dor,
um feline alten Greunbe tpieber3uleben,
unb tpurbe auf bas 6reuabli@ffe bon
Aaen begriibt. CT iab ben 6pielern 3u,
obue iid on bsren Spiel su betbeiIigen,
neil er. uie er'iaste, fein Gelb babe.
gu ieiHer groBen l1eberrafdung bers
nabm er, baB ber tlsine B6Fotp 3u feis
mem Batter nod 6amburs eereilf fei unb
tuabri@einli9 aber ben Ocean geben
tperbe.
ct fehrte f@pu nm Mitterua@t mad
ieinem 6otel 3uriid, ba CT ON anbern
Morgenf frab aufbem pofen iein mubte.
Stir feben llbr batte er ii9 eineu Was
gen beifeQt.
Sn ber Ha1t bate es mertIiG abaes
fdblt. Der 0iEmel botte fi9 be3ogen,
unb Elm harfer Winb aus Dem Often
bate Sdulen Dou 6taub aufsetpirbeIt.
9ber ber Regen. nod benz Mues le13te
lieB nod INNER ouf fi1 parten. glu1
iebt, tudbrenb Bruno in einem Iei4ten
Wietbspagen nod Salborf binousFubr,
In ber friiben Stunbe bes Norgens.
mar IS 3iemIid frif9 aber grau, iebr
minbig uub ffaubig.
(6ortletuua foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-27
Haife mRuth !,

Du lublft Did niebsrseldlasen, 1ait teinen
appetit, Did plast ROpfipeb, Du bif unrnbis
uno nerbos, fnra Du bait irseno Elm Miftel
notbis, Did pieoer oufauri9ten unb neuen
2ebensntutb 5u faiieu. Wfan bebiene tidb baau
nt@t beftiser Stimulanten, Griibiabrsme6i.
etnen, ooer tuertbIofer 8itters, bic faR oxe aus
ldle9tem @bisfeb semadt finb unb mar fir
furte 8eit auresen unb bann eine I'M 70 I&Iim.
mere @eaction I'M Gefolse au baben, ionbern
sebraude Elm auberldfiaes 8lutreinisuMas.
inittel. Gin foI6es rest 9eber unb slieren au
lebhafter Sbdtisleit on, berleibt neue 2ebens.
trait uno siebt benz 2eibenbsN Geiunbfei cit uno
araft ipte6er. Sold tin WtitteI iit bas @Iee.
trtc Bitters. GO fofet uur 80 Gents bic
6lal9e un6 III su baben in Der gpotbete bon
u. Oreib, Sau Sntonio.